Sulphurous acid is a most cft'ectivrj antiseptic and anti-ferment, and way be produced by burning sulphur upon live coals upon a shovel or a bed of coals carried into a stable with perfect safety. It will al.-o be found an excellent method for freeing dairy rooms and cellars from the spores of mildew, which have a very injurious, effect upon the milk and upon butter or cheese made from milk that has been exposed to them. In fact, from constant prevalence of these spores it might be useful to make a practice of fumigating dairies occasionally, especially after a bad darnii spell ot' weather, during the|sea?6n,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2425, 26 January 1888, Page 2
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